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EIB Stations / Points / Tasks

 

Below
is a list of the stations, points, and
tasks for the EIB test. Unless otherwise
noted, each point is a retest element.
Failing a performance measure at a point
requires the candidate to retest that
point only, not the entire station. For
example, if a candidate fails any or all
performance measures on the night land
navigation course, he retests only the
night land navigation course. However, if
a candidate fails both the day and night
land navigation courses, he retests both,
and each retest counts as one of the
candidate’s two allowable retests. That
candidate will not be allowed any more
retests.


           
a.        
At Station E, test one of the
following: the SINCGARS or the ASIP radio
but not both.

           
b.        
At Station L, test either the M60
machine gun or the M240B machine gun but
not both.

           
c.        
At Station N, test either the
caliber .50 machine gun or the MK 19 40-mm
grenade machine gun but not both.

           
d.        
Ensure that scorers complete score
sheets based on the examples.

           
e.        
The commander gives each soldier a
completed requirements sheet and a blank
score sheet. The completed requirements
sheet should specify the numbered location
of each testing stake.

           
f.         
Uniforms for candidates
participating in the EIB test include–

           
(1)       
Army
Physical Fitness Test. Candidates
wear the standard Army physical fitness
uniform, adjusted seasonally by the
Commander.

           
(2)       
All
other stations. For all other
stations, candidates wear the following
uniform items in the manner prescribed by
the unit SOP for normal tactical
operations. Units equipped with assault
vests and other equipment may, if directed
by the EIB board, modify this list of
equipment: 


  • Pistol
    belt with suspenders.


  • Ammunition
    pouches (two) with M16 magazines
    (six).


  • Canteens
    with water (two), canteen covers
    (two), canteen cup (one).


  • First-aid
    packet and case.


  • Poncho.


  • Helmet,
    Kevlar.


  • Bayonet
    and scabbard.


  • Protective
    mask and carrier.


  • M16
    series rifle, M4 carbine with sling
    and magazine inserted.


  • Flashlight,
    chemical light, or both (night land
    navigation).

 
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STATION

POINT


TASK
TITLE

Station
A

First
Aid

A-1

Perform
Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation

A-2

1.

Put
on a Field and Pressure Dressing

2.

Apply
a Tourniquet

 

Prevent
Shock

Station
B

Nuclear,
Biological,

Chemical
(NBC)

B-1

Protect
Yourself from Chemical/Biological
Contamination Using Your Assigned
Protective Mask

B-2

Administer
Nerve-Agent Antidote to Self
(Self-Aid)

B-3

Decontaminate
Yourself and Individual Equipment
Using Chemical Decontamination Kit

Station
C


Indirect
Fire

C-1

Locate
a Target by Shift from a Known
Point

C-2

Adjust
Indirect Fire

Station
D

Basic
Individual Techniques

D-1

Perform
Individual Camouflage

D-2

Move
Under Direct Fire

D-3

Use
Visual Signaling Techniques
(Dismounted/Mounted)

D-4

Estimate
Range

Station
E

Communications

E-1

Operate
SINCGARS Radio Single Channel

E-2

Operate
as a Station in a Net Using
SINCGARS

E-3


Operate
ASIP Radio Single Channel

E-4

Operate
as a Station in a Net Using ASIP
Radio

Station
F

Map
Reading

F-1

Identify
Terrain Features on a Map

F-2

Determine
Target Location Using Grid
Coordinates

Station
G

M16
Series Rifle or M4 Carbine

G-1

1.

Perform
a Function Check on an M16 Series
Rifle or M4 Carbine

2.

Load
an M16 Series or M4 Carbine

3.

Correct
Malfunctions on an M16 Series
Rifle or M4 Carbine

4.

Unload
an M16 Series Rifle or M4 Carbine

Station
H

Hand
Grenades

H-1

1.

Identify
Hand Grenades

2.

Employ
Hand Grenades

Station
I

Mines

I-1

1.

Employ
an M18A1 Claymore Mine

2.

Recover
an M18A1 Claymore Mine

I-2

Install/Remove
an M21 Antitank Mine

Station
J

Security
and Intelligence

J-1

Report
Information of Potential
Intelligence Value Using SALUTE
(Size, Activity, Location, 
Unit, Time, and Equipment)

Station
K

M136
Launcher (AT4)

K-1

1.

Prepare
an M136 Launcher (AT4) for Firing

2.

Perform
Misfire Procedures on an M136
Launcher (AT4)

Station
L

M60
Machine Gun

L-1

1.


Maintain
an M60 Machine Gun

2.

Perform
a Function Check on an M60 Machine
Gun

L-2

1.

Load
an M60 Machine Gun

2.

Correct
Malfunctions on an M60 Machine Gun

3.

Unload
an M60 Machine Gun

L-3

Prepare
a Range Card for an M60 Machine
Gun

Station
L

M240B
Machine Gun

 

..

L-1

1.

Maintain
an M240B Machine Gun

2.

Perform
a Function Check on an M240B
Machine Gun

L-2

1.

Load
an M240B Machine Gun

2.

Correct
Malfunctions on an M240B Machine
Gun

3.

Unload
an M240B Machine Gun

L-3

Prepare
a Range Card for an M240B Machine
Gun

Station
M

M249
Machine Gun

M-1

1.

Perform
Operator Maintenance on an M249
Machine Gun

2.

Perform
a Function Check on an M249
Machine Gun

M-2

1.

Load
an M249 Machine Gun

2.

Correct
Malfunctions on an M249 Machine
Gun

3.

Unload
and Clear an M249 Machine Gun

Station
N

Caliber
.50 Machine Gun

N-1

1.


Load
a Cal .50 Machine Gun

2.

Correct
Malfunctions on a Cal .50 Machine
Gun

3.

Unload
and Clear a Cal .50 Machine Gun

N-2

Set
Headspace and Timing on a Cal .50
Machine Gun

Station
N

MK
19 40-mm
Grenade Machine Gun

N-1

1.

Load
a MK 19 40mm Grenade Machine Gun

2.

Correct
Malfunctions on a MK 19 40mm
Grenade Machine Gun

3.


Unload
and Clear a MK 19 40mm Grenade
Machine Gun

Station
O

9MM
Pistol

O-1

Perform
Operators Maintenance and Function
Check on an M9 Pistol

Station
P

Javelin

P-1

Prepare
the Javelin for firing.

Station
Q

Night
Vision Devices

Q-1

Q-2

Operate
Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-7B

Operate
a night vision sight AN/PVS-4

Station
R

Borelight

R-1

Place
the Laser Aiming Device into
Operation

R-2

Zero
the Borelight to the Weapon

R-3


Boresight
the Laser Aiming Device

 
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